James Thorpe

Birth Name:

James Thorpe

Profession

Writer, Producer

Sanctuary earned him two consecutive nominations for Best Dramatic Series at the Leo Awards, one in 2011 and the second in 2012
Was nominated for a Leo Award in 2011 for Best Screenwriting in a Dramatic Series for an episode of "Sanctuary" called "For King and Country․"
Won an International Film & TV Festival of New York Award, the Can-Pro Award and two international Broadcast Promotion & Marketing Executives Awards
Wrote, produced and directed series and special programming for Canadian television stations before receiving international acclaim
After deciding to focus on script writing, he joined the Warner Brothers Studio Writers Sitcom Workshop and won several fellowships
Worked at the CBS Television Network for five years after moving to the United States, producing campaigns for popular television programs like "Murder, She Wrote" and "The Cosby Show․"
His first novel is part of a mystery and detective series

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